When people who wronged you die, do you find that at least some of the pain they caused you goes away?

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My mother was diagnosed with terminal cancer a few months ago and she's currently on her deathbed and could go any day now. When I was 16 she sent me to a psychiatric hospital and the experience left me traumatized with a bad case of PTSD. I never got it treated because help is what caused it and the affects became permanent and when I disowned her 7 years ago I told her that what she did was a complete overreaction. She said I attempted suicide but that was only half true because at the time I was on the fence as to whether or not I wanted to live or die so I put 3 rounds in a revolver, spun it, put the gun to my head and pulled the trigger and in my book half truths might as well be lies. If your help isn't wanted, don't give it; parenting and mental health are really that simple.
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Even when your children are in mortal danger, there's still a such thing as going too far to protect them.
When people who wronged you die, do you find that at least some of the pain they caused you goes away?
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